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My baby has laryngomalacia..she was admitted in NiCU due to Bronchiolitis...We keep her home with utmost care .My question is can we go outside after 6 months..? What is the ideal time to go outside (relatives home, Shopping mall) ? do I need to keep her home when this ( laryngomalacia) go away ?She is completely on Formula feed .
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U can take her outside after 6 mnths of age
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Hi. Laryngomalacea is not a reason to keep her home. It will reverse with time. You can go out with her after 6months, but try to avoid closed crowded places with poor ventilation.
You can also go to meet relatives but to maintain proper hand hygiene.
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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